By Amos HarrisThe Supreme Court of Liberia has rejected immunity claims filed by former Minister of Finance and Development Planning Samuel D. Tweah and several senior officials of the former Weah administration. Consequently, the Supreme Court denied the petition for prohibition, quashed the alternative writ, and ordered the case remanded to the trial court for further proceedings. Former Supreme Court Justice M. Wilkins Wright, also appearing for the defense, argued that oversight of such spending rests with the General Auditing Commission rather than the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission. This Supreme Court ruling follows an earlier decision by Criminal Court ‘C’ Judge Roosevelt Z. Willie, who denied a defense motion to dismiss on similar grounds. With the Supreme Court now lifting the temporary stay on proceedings, the trial court is cleared to resume jurisdiction and move forward with the case.
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December 23, 2025 12:22 UTC
Spectators disrupted play amid allegations that Bong and Montserrado were attempting to “fix” the result. The rescheduled match serves as a decisive Group D finale. The Western Liberian side requires a definitive win from either Bong or Montserrado to keep its hopes of progression alive. The Bong Montserrado clash remains the most talked-about fixture of the preliminary rounds. Tuesday’s resumption is expected to draw a massive crowd as the fate of Group D is finally decided on the pitch.
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December 23, 2025 12:16 UTC
It was led by the President of D. Rockas Basketball Club, Ambassador Ali Sylla, alongside members of the technical team and players. Empowering Through Sport and EducationD. Rockas is a women’s basketball club primarily composed of student-athletes from various universities and high schools. A Recognition of ImpactMaking the official presentation, Ambassador Ali Sylla lauded Mr. Johns for his continuous investment in Liberian sports development. He added that the honor recognizes not just the funds provided, but Mr. Johns’ personal interest in the welfare of the players. CEO Dedicates Award to CustomersIn receiving the honor, Mr. Elton Johns described the recognition as a milestone for his company.
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December 23, 2025 12:16 UTC
Monrovia – Controversy is brewing at the ongoing National County Sports Meet following a formal protest filed by Grand Cape Mount County against Lofa County football team. Transfer and Registration IrregularitiesBeyond the quota breach, Grand Cape Mount further accused Lofa County of violating transfer protocols under Article XIII of the County Meet Regulations. Grand Cape Mount argues this maneuver contradicts LFA rules governing player status and eligibility. Demands for ForfeitureInvoking Article XVIII, Section 21.1, Grand Cape Mount is requesting that Lofa County forfeit the match. Al-Varney Rogers, Grand Cape Mount has called on the Grievance & Ethics Committee to address the matter with urgency and impartiality to ensure fair play.
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December 23, 2025 12:16 UTC
Monrovia – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has officially commissioned the ELWA–RIA Highway Street Lights Project, marking a significant milestone in the electrification of the main corridor leading to Liberia’s only international airport. Speaking at the event, President Boakai commended the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC), the Ministry of Public Works, and the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation for providing essential services to Liberians, particularly to underserved communities. “Maybe people don’t understand, but turning on the lights, giving water to people, fixing the road—these show respect and dignity. It’s like telling the people that we are all human beings,” President Boakai said. President Boakai noted that during his visits across the country, citizens consistently raise concerns about access to electricity, water, and roads.
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December 23, 2025 12:12 UTC
By Amos HarrisAn expert witness took the stand on Wednesday in the high-profile Capitol Building arson trial, offering key testimony on audio recordings as the Government of Liberia continues to advance a transparent, lawful, and evidence-based prosecution aimed at upholding the rule of law. The case involves former Speaker J. Fonati Koffa and several other defendants accused of serious criminal offenses. Despite defense objections, the court maintained its position, reinforcing judicial standards that ensure fairness, credibility, and integrity in the administration of justice. The witness further stated that Seebo introduced himself in the recording, which was allegedly made in April 2025, approximately four months after the incident. The witness also noted the presence of multiple voices in the recording, including an individual identified as “Bundo,” who reportedly works at the Capitol.
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December 23, 2025 12:02 UTC
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Seated on the front row, fourth from right, Hon. Garmai Koboi, Director General of LIPO, and fourth from left, Emmanuel Rougombinka, a counselor at WIPO, along with consultants, LIPO officials, and participants at the validation workshop held on December 19, 2025.
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December 23, 2025 08:00 UTC
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President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. and U.S. President Donald J. Trump share a light moment during their July 2025 meeting — a snapshot that has taken on added significance following Trump’s recent phone call, underscoring a relationship that has evolved from symbolism to strategic engagement as Liberia enters a pivotal phase in its ties with Washington and prepares to take its seat on the U.N. Security Council.
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December 23, 2025 07:59 UTC
Left, Shri Manoj Bihari Verma, the Ambassador of India to Liberia, is presenting a flower, right, Miss Princess Eva Cooper, the Director General of the Liberia National Tourism Authority, receives it.
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MONROVIA — The Liberia Football Referee Association (LIFRA) has formally commended the leadership of the Liberia Football Association (LFA) for approving an increase in referees’ indemnity, calling the move a significant boost to the welfare and professionalism of match officials. By: Christopher C. Walker (0777898224/0886723075 | [email protected]Under the new policy, the indemnity for match officials increases from less than US$40 to US$60 per game. In a statement issued Tuesday, LIFRA extended “profound gratitude” to LFA President Mustapha I. Raji and the Executive Committee for what it described as a visionary and timely decision. The association particularly praised President Raji for his openness to dialogue and consistent efforts to strengthen football administration. The statement was signed by LIFRA Secretary-General Abraham B. Fahnbulleh and approved by the association’s president, Lamin K. Kamara, Sr.
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